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Tomato 'Smarald'
Botanical Name: Solanum lycopersicum 'Smarald'
Type: Tender Annual (Indeterminate)

Tomato 'Smarald' is a unique and eye-catching variety producing elongated, emerald-green fruits with a mild, sweet flavour and firm, juicy flesh. This indeterminate (climbing) type is ideal for growing in greenhouses or sheltered outdoor spots with support. The fruits typically retain some of their green colouring even when fully ripe, making it a great conversation starter and a favourite among lovers of unusual tomatoes.

Plant Details

Type: Tender annual (indeterminate/climbing)
Height: 150–200 cm with support
Spread: 50–100 cm
Harvest: July – September
Position: Full sun; warm, sheltered location or greenhouse

Growing Information

Sow: February–April indoors
Germination: 7–14 days at 20–25°C
Tip: Transplant seedlings when they have 2–3 true leaves
Plant Out: After last frost, in greenhouse or sunny outdoor spot
Spacing: 50–60 cm apart
Care: Remove side shoots (cordon type); water regularly; feed with tomato fertiliser weekly once flowering starts

Why You’ll Love It

Unusual green colour — striking in salads and on the vine
Sweet, juicy flavour with low acidity
Prolific yields over a long season
Great for fresh eating and gourmet dishes

Top Tip
‘Smarald’ stays green when ripe — check for slight softness and colour shift at the stem end to know when to harvest.

Perfect For

Greenhouse or warm outdoor gardens
Salad mixes and gourmet plating
Heirloom and rare variety collectors
Tomato enthusiasts looking for something different

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